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CHINESE DEMONSTRATORS GREET GORBACHEV VISITSoviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev proclaimed a new

Detailed efforts are under way to improve the poor country-wide transportation networks in the world

Australia has launched the most direct and energetic campaign to date against worldwide coal product

Employing a novel tactic, organized labor is asking union members to switch their long-distance phon

Direct liner service between South Korea and China will be inaugurated next month, shortening transi

As the story goes, mail carriers are supposed to get the job done come rain, sleet, snow or really m

The natural gas bubble will break on Oct. 19, at 3:15 p.m., Central Standard Time, predicts energy e

For $10,000, Western companies soon can join an economic club spearheaded by Soviet leader Mikhail G

Call it "Chipnost." While the Soviets are courting California's Silicon Valley in the dawn o

South Korea's Hanjin transportation group was the winning bidder in Monday's auction of the Korea Sh

The Supreme Court, in a decision that establishes new standards for arbitration agreements under fed

Global consumption of silver in industry and for investment purposes continued to absorb newly mined

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* Commodity Research Bureau: Stock Index Futures 6A * Bank of China Plans Branch in Canada 7

The Supreme Court agreed to hear a limited challenge to federal regulations requiring that workers b

The National Transportation Safety Board hearings into the Exxon Valdez oil spill today start a five

Florida House leaders have a plan to boost the state's take of insurance companies' earnings by $65

Having announced plans for another fleet renewal, Singapore Air Lines is now scouting for people to

The Transportation Department withdrew previously imposed sanctions against Nippon Cargo Airlines Co

SOVIETS' VISIT TO US AIMS AT NUCLEAR SAFETYA delegation of senior civilian nuclear regulator

The federal agency overseeing the ports that account for more than half of Canada's waterborne trade

May 15, 1989 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPreClose High Low Vol.

Transit time advantages of routing through Pacific Northwest ports may be eroded as Asian industry r

An item headlined "Carriers Slate Jump in Bunker Surcharge" on Page 3B in The Journal of Commerce M

NY EVENTS HIGHLIGHT TRANSPORTATION WEEKChapter 32 of Delta Nu Alpha's transportation fratern

Canadian food shippers probably will abandon private truck fleets and turn to commercial carriers, a

DREXEL BURNHAM LAMBERT INC. (New York) - This investment banking and securities firm named eight exe

They negotiate deals worth millions but take home less than welfare recipients. They command

General Electric Co., in a move to consolidate operations, is eliminating 1,400 jobs and closing two

Clouds of toxic gas could threaten ball players and fans at Shea and Yankee stadiums in New York Cit

Reluctance of telecommunications companies to communicate with each other has energy and aviation co

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The dollar soared to a 2 1/2-year high against the deutsche mark and a nine- month high against the

The Supreme Court refused to hear Nebraska's appeal of a case that prohibited it from taxing equipme

West Germany's telecommunications minister will propose U.S.-European cooperation on the development

Argentine paper led the secondary debt market lower as the market absorbed a spate of bad news while

ECONOMISTS ANTICIPATE SLIMMER TRADE DEFICITThe U.S. trade deficit probably narrowed slightly

Chander Singh Nimgule remembers coughing on the choking smell of red pepper the night of Dec. 2, 198

The Department of Transportation, after months of delay, finally has set the tariffs that airlines w